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189180.6 in reply to 189180.5
Date: 7/9/2011 5:00:49 PM
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If they were both SG I'd go with B but there's no guarantee that he'd have good OD,ID or JR but at A+ rating he'd have to have one... if not I need you at my poker table.

Maybe Player B is the better choice actually. I just like to gamble, player A could be a great player, or you could get royally screwed.

From: Gatschi
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189180.7 in reply to 189180.6
Date: 7/10/2011 1:22:26 AM
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Hey Guys!

I could use some help 2, hope it is ok to join this thread.

I can't decide which player i should choose:

Player A:
PF - 7'0'' , 18y

SR: 5 Pot: 5 GR: A

FG: 8-12 ; 3FG: 1-2; FT: 3-5; OR: 1, TR: 3; AST: 1; TO: 5; STL: 1; BLK 1, PF: 2 PTS: 20; MIN: 24



Player B:
PF - 6'6'' , 18y

SR: 5 Pot: 5 GR: A-

FG: 10-16; 3FG: 2-2; FT: 4-5; OR: 2; TR: 7; AST: 4; TO: 3; STL: 1; BLK: 3; PF: 1; PTS: 26; MIN: 32




its so hard, i hope i'll get both ;) there are only bots in my league, is there a chance to get both?

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189180.9 in reply to 189180.7
Date: 7/10/2011 9:24:04 AM
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Depends on what you need and want to train.

If you need a SF for the future, a guy that you'll keep on your team for 12+ years, player B. Since SF, especially all-round ones tend to be on the cheaper side you should be able to handle his price as you move Divisions.

If you are already training bigs or need future big man or just want to sell a prospect the Player A is the choice. He'll probably be able to make the U21 team and be NT prospect. Player B could easily be a NT prospect but SF train slower typical so he may not be ready for U21 if you get a few trouble skills, like OD.

So Player A better prospect, Player B could end up the best player compared to salary number.

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189180.16 in reply to 189180.11
Date: 7/31/2011 5:22:06 AM
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because, as long as you don't overtrain JS, SFs take longer to reach their potential. That is because they are the most balanced players, so they have higher contributions in every positional potential except for their own; it's likely a SF caps with the SG or PF cap - and when reaching those, they should be pretty close to the SF cap, too.